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THURSDAY, , 1947
Commencing at 1 p.m. precisely.
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PRICED CATALOGUE TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
First.—The highest bidder to be the buyer; and if any dispute
arise between two Or more bidders, the lot iy 4 i
shall be immediately put up again and resold, provided
the auctioneer cannot decide the said dispute.
SECOND.—No person to advance less than Is.; above five pounds
5s.; and so on in proportion.
TuirD.—All lots are put up for sale subject (a) to any reserve
price imposed by the seller and (8) to the right of the
seller to bid either personally or else by any one
person who may be the Auctioneer.
FourtTH.—The purchasers to give in their names and places of
abode, and to pay down 6s. in the pound, or more in
part of payment, or the whole of the purchase-money,
if required; in default of which the lot or lots so purchased
to be immediately put up again and resold.
Frrta.—Each lot is believed to be genuine, but should any lot
prove to be a forgery, or reprint, or wrongly described
in the catalogue, the purchaser is at liberty to take or
reject it, provided always that notice of such rejection
be made and the lot returned within seven days from
date of sale.
SixtH.—The Auctioneers will not hold themselves responsible
for any action that may arise, acting solely as agents
between buyer and seller and for both equitably.
The Auctioneers do not hold themselves responsible for
the safe custody of any lots left more than three days
after the date of Sale.
Please Note.
The metal in which the coins are struck is indicated thus: —
Al=gold, A=silver, Ai=copper or bronze.
El=Electrum (an alloy of gold and silver).
Bl=Billon (an alloy of silver and copper).
Care is taken to describe accurately the condition of coins
and medals, using the following scale: Extremely fine, Very fine,
Fine, and Good. Where no condition is stated it may be assumed
that the coins and medals are not in good condition.
CATALOGUE
Ancient & Mdieen Coins
Day of Sale
Thursday, November 27th, 1947
AT ONE P.M. PRECISELY.
Eon
Gold. Valens (364-378) solidus, vev. Emperor standing
(Coh. 31), struck at Antioch. Fine
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2 Arcadius (395-408) solidus, rev. Roma seated (Goodacre 1),
struck at Constantinople; and Justinian tremissis, doubly
pierced
3 Leo I (457-474) solidus, rev. Victory holding cross (G. 6)
4 Anastasius (491-518) solidus (G. 1)
5 Maurice Tiberius (582-602) solidus, rev. Victory facing (G. 1)
6 Focas (602-610) solidus (G. 1)
7 Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine (610-640) solidus, rev. cross
on steps ( G. 21), very fine; and tremissis of Heraclius
8 Basil II and Constantine VIII (976-1025) solidus, rev. Christ
enthroned
9 Romanus IIT Argyrus (1928-34) nomisma, Virgin crowning Em-
peror. Scarce
10 Another, similar
11 se IX (1042-55) solidus, rev. bust of Christ (G. 1). Very
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18
19
20
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22
26
27
28
31
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Nomisma, rev. Christ enthroned (G. 5) 1
Another, larger spread coin. Pierced, but fine 1
Romanus IV, Eudocia, and their three sons (G. 9) 1
Alexius I (1081-118) nomisma (G. 21) 1
Silver. Croton (500-480) stater, tripod and stork, vev. incuse 1
Messana tetradrachm (B.M.C. 11), overstruck coin 1
Selinus didrachm (B.M.C. 10), parsley-leaf 1
Syracuse (485-476) tetradrachm (cf. Duchastel 14, var.) 1
(466-413) tetradrachm (D.C. 48). Scarce type, fine 1
Antigonus Gonatas (277-239) tetradrachm, head of Poseidon, rev.
Apollo on prow. Very fine 1
Tetradrachm, Macedonian shield on which head of Pan, rev.
Athena Alkis 1. Very fine 1
Philip V (220-179) didrachm, head of king, rev. club in wreath 1
Macedon under the Romans (158-149) tetradrachm, Macedonian
shield with head of Artemis, vev. club in oak-wreath
(B.M.C. 8). Very fine 1
Lysimachus (323-281) tetradrachm, symbol, Term (Lampsacus) 1
Aradus tetradrachm (B.C. 80-79), head of Tyche (B.M.C. 247),
fime; and drachm of Ephesus, AITOAAQNIOS 2
Tarsus tetradrachm of Hadrian (B.M.C. 149). Rare 1
Jewish small AX of Hasmonaean rulers, Procurators, First and
Second Revolts 19
Two Celtiberian drachms, and A of varied mints (20) 22
AN Aureus of TIBERIUS (A.D. 4/37), rev. Livia seated to
right, PONTIF MAXIM. Extremely fine and rare 1
AN TITUS (A.D. 79-81), reverse curule chair, TR. P. IX.
IMP .XV.COS.VIII.P.P. Fine and rare 1
Lot
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34
36
37
38
40
41
42
43
3
AN DOMITIAN (69-81 A.D.) CAES . AVG . les ; DOMI-
MTANVISH@Orsy VL, ev. JVVENT VTIS PRINCIP.
Fine and scarce 1
A’ ANTONINYS PIVS, aureus (A.D. 138-161), rev. TR
POT . COS IIII, Roma seated. Fine 1
A’ Constantius II, laureated head to right, rev. CONSTAN-
TIVS CAESAR, Victory marching to left, in exergue CONS.
Very fine and scarce 1
A Solidus of Honorius (A.D. 1148-1176), rev. VICTORIA
AVGGG, Honorius standing with one foot on a captive.
Very fine 1
A Theodosius II solidus (A.D. 408-450), rev. Victoria
AVGGG, Theodosius standing holding labarum and globe,
with one foot on a captive, R.V. in the field, exergue
COMOB. Very fine 1
A’ Solidus of Heraclius and his son (613-614), fime,; and solidus
of Arcadius (383-395). Fine but pierced 2
Roman Imperial denarii, generally fine and scarce 40
Roman first brass, etc., Nero, Vespasian, Trajan, Antoninus Pius,
etc. Mostly fine 12
Roman second and third brass 250
‘Mahogany coin cabinet, 10 x 10 x 11, with nineteen trays, double
pierced, to hold 600 coins of various sizes, mostly with
cloth discs, lock and key, a well finished and desirable cabinet 1
A Indian mohur of Murshidabad and half mohur of the same
issue. Fine . 2
A Charles VI ducat 1738, and miscellaneous silver coins, includ-
ing Spanish dollar of 1767, Syrian tetradrachm, counter-
marked coins of Costa Rica, etc. (54) 55
LOT 44
James II gold and silver medals, Rewards for Military and
Naval Service, by John Roettier 1685, obv. bust of
James II wearing mantle, rev. an antique trophy, Naval
engagement in the distance, GENVS ANTIOVVM,
diameter 2} inches, weight of gold medal 6 ozs. 4 dwts.
Fine and perhaps unique
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64 0 0 45 Edward VII set of Coronation coins, £5, £2, £1, 10/-, silver
crown to Maundy penny (9), mint state in official case
9 5 0 46 Victoria Jubilee sovereign 1887 and half sovereign. Extremely fine 2
910 0 47 Edward VII Coronation sovereign 1902, and half sovereign. Ex-
iremely fine
50 0 0 48 A Roumania, Galbeni or 12 ducats of Carol II 1940, struck on
the 10th Anniversary of his reign. The King on horseback
to left, rev. laureate figure upholding crown, weight
42 grammes, milled edge. Very fine and very rare
52 0 0 49 A’ Another, struck for the same occasion, the. King on horseback
to right, rev. Agricultural scene, milled edge. Very fine
and very rare
LOT 50
10. “O 0 AN India, William IV gold proofs of rupee, half rupee and
quarter rupee 1835. These three pieces are struck from the
dies used for the current issue of 1835, are in brilliant proof
state, and are in a fitted leather case, weight 300 grains
troy for the rupee and pro-rata. Excessively rare and
probably unique
(Plate)
LOT 51
140 0 0 SCOTLAND, James VIII (The elder Pretender), Pattern
guinea 1716, obv. laureate bust to right, JACOBVS VIII,
DEI GRATIA, rev. four crowned shields of arms, arranged
cruciform, thistle in centre, SCO . AN . FRA . ET HIB.
REX . 1716, edge plain. Brilliant and of the highest rarity
in gold
(Plate)
‘ This vare piece of which four only are believed to have been
struck in gold 1s referred to in Burns Pl. LXXVIII 1095.
The puncheons were engraved by Norbert Roettier. One
such piece was sold in the Cholmley sale of 1902.
150 0 0 52 AN HOLLAND, ZEELAND, Rijksdaalder twelve ducats, F.D.C.
(Plate)
46 0 0 538 A ITALY, VICTOR EMMANUEL III, 100 lira by Speranza
1903. Brilhant proof state
(Plate)
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A TRANSYLVANIA, MICHAEL APAFI, ten ducats i662.
Brilliant proof state
(Plate)
A TURKEY, MOHAMMED Y, 500 piastres, A.H. 1327 (1909),
commemorating the journey to Roumania, Bee;
* Struck at Adrianople.
(Plate)
A’ Elizabeth fine sovereign, m.m. escallop on both sides, the
Queen seated on the throne, rev. square shield, on large
double rose, A. DNO . FACTV .EST .ISTVDET.EST.
MIRAB . IN . OCVLIS . NRS. Very fine and rare
A’ Henry VIII angel, m.m. castle. Very fine
A’ Mary angel, m.m. pomegranate. Fine
THE COLLECTION OF THE LATE T. WANKLYN, ESQ.
A’ William III guinea 1701, and George I half guinea 1722. Worn
A’ George I guinea 1726. Very fine and rare
A’ George II two guinea piece 1738, young head. Fine and rare
A’ George III Spade guineas. Fine
A’ Spade guineas (3), one holed and one bent
WV Spade half guineas (4). All fine state
A’ Spade half guineas (3) and Shield half guinea holed
A George III sovereigns 1817, 1820 (3), half sovereign 1817.
All very fine
George IV sovereign 1821, half sovereign 1821. Fine
George IV, half sovereigns 1823 (2), 1824, 1825 (3). Fine
AY
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A’ George IV sovereigns 1825, 1826. Very fine
AN’ William IV sovereigns 1837 (2). Very fine
A’
Victoria Diamond Jubilee medal 1897, very fine, small size
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74
78
79
80
81
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86
87
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’ Edward VII Coronation medal 1902, small size. Very fine
’ Edward VII Coronation sovereign and half sovereign 1902.
Proofs
U.S.A., five dollars, with first bust of Liberty 1805. Very
fine and rare
Transvaal, Kruger pond 1898. Very fine
Ducat of the Confederation of Holland and Belgium 1749,
seven guilders, dollar pieces 1855, 1856, holed, and Turkish
5 piastres
Victoria 1887, set of Jubilee gold coins, £5, £2, £1 and ten
shillings. Very fine
Aureus of Maximianus Herculeus (A.D. 286-305), bust to
right, MAXIMIANVS .P.F. AVG, rev. Hercules leaning
on his club, apples in his hand, lion skin on shoulder;
exergue S.M.N. Brilliant state, very rare
A James II guinea 1687. Brilliant state, rare
A’ George IV sovereign 1821. Extremely fine
A’ Mohur of Farrukhsiyar, Surat mint, A.H. 1180, A.D. 1718.
Extremely fine
J Mohur of Alamgir II, mint Shahjahanabad, A.H. 1172=
1758. Extremely fine
Mohur of Mohammed Shah (A.H. 1141 = A.D. 1728). Very
fine
Mohur (A.D. 1712), Moghul Emperor Jahandar Shah, Shahja-
hanabad mint. Very fine
Edward III noble 1360-1369, ropes two to prow, three to
stern of vessel, six lis on side of vessel. Very fine
Edward III noble 1351-1360, ropes two and three lis in second
quarter. Very fine
Edward III noble 1351-1360, a similar coin. Fine
edward III half noble, C in centre of reverse for Calais. Very
fine and rare
Lot
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92
93
94
96
97
98
99
100
100a
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
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A Edward III half noble, E in centre of reverse. Very fine 1
A’ A similar half noble. Fine 1
A’ Aureus of Valentinian III, DN . PLA VALINTINIANVS
P.F. AVG., bust to right, rev. VICTORIA AVG. G.G. R.V.
in the field, COMOB in exergue. Fine 1
A Gold florino of Florence, obv. a lily, rev. figure of St. John
the Baptist 1
A’ Victoria two pounds, Jubilee 1887. Very fine 1
A Victoria two pounds, Jubilee 1887. Very fine 1
A George I quarter guinea 1718, Belgian Confederation ducat
1794. Both very fine 2
A George II crown, old head 1748, roses in angles. Brilliant state 1
Miscellaneous coins silver (10), copper coins (30) 40
A’ Portugal, 1000 reis of John V 1738, and 400 reis of Joseph I
1760. Very fine 2
BR Gentes I crown 1716, vev. roses and plumes, fine, and Edward
VII crown 1902. Very fine 2
A Henry VIII groat, second issue, m.m. lis. Fine 1
A’ George III Spade guinea 1798. Extremely fine 1
A’ Edward III noble, m.m. cross, closed C and E. Small hole
above sword 1
A’ Elizabeth half sovereign, m.m. cross crosslet. Small piercing 1
James I unite, mm. tun. A little worn and clipped 1
AN’ James I double crown, m.m. key. Slightly pierced 1
A’ James I laurel, m.m. rose. Hase been mounted and the
mount removed 1
A’ —— Another, m.m., thistle. Pierced 1
N’ -—— Half noble, m.m. trefoil slipped. Has been gilded 1
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110
111
112
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114
116
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119
120
121
122
125
126
127
128
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Charles I, half unite, m.m, heart. Has been plugged
—— Unite, m.m. crown. Rather rubbed
—— Crown, m.m. heart. Has been bent
—— Crown, m.m. lis. Rather worn
Commonwealth unite 1649. Rather worn
—— Unite 1649. Worn
William III guinea 1701. Has initials engraved on obverse
Anne guinea 1714. Fair
—— Half guinea 1714. Worn
’ Victoria two pounds 1887.
James I double crown, second issue, m.m. trefoil slipped, and
a George III third of a guinea. Both good
Albert, Prince Consort 1842-61, medal of the Society of Arts,
Manufactures and Commerce, by L. C. Wyon, 3.06 oz.
Victoria, large 1897 Jubilee medal, im case, 2.85 oz.
A’ Trinity College, Dublin, Prize Medal, obv, Queen Elizabeth,
AN’ A Prize Medal of the same College, Roma on the obverse, 0.95 oz.
hoz
’ A similar medal, 1 oz.
A’ Victoria, small size 1897 Jubilee medal, im case, 0.45 02.
a
Honorary medal of the College of Fort William, 1.6 oz.
A similar medal
The reward of merit of the East India College, Herts., 1.0 oz.
Prize Medal of Trinity College, Dublin, 1.0 oz. and a silver
medal of the same College with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth,
In cases
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129 A’
130 A’
131 A
182 A’
133 A’
134 A’
136 A’
137 A
1388 AR
1389 AR
140
141 &
14la AR
141b R
142 RM
143 AR
144. A
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Masonic Medal, in the form of a square, 18 ct., 0.8 oz.
Masonic Badge of Toxteth Lodge, 0.45 oz. In case
Masonic Badge in the form of a square, with ribband, of the
Citadel, 18 ct., 0.7 0z. approx.
Masonic Badge of the Tivoli Lodge, with nibband, 0.8 oz.
Approx., 16° ct.
Masonic Badge of the Sir Hugh Myddelton Chapter, 1.0 oz.
approx.
Masonic Badge in the form of two interlocked triangles and
a key, 1.0 oz, approx.
Masonic Badge in the form of a square
A Norwegian 10 kroner, Oscar II 1876 and a Turkish 50
piastre. Both in glazed mounts
Sovereign issued by CHIMANLAL & CO., BOMBAY,
vev. DIAMOND FINE GOLD, FINE 9950, one in a
circle of beads
Edward the Elder, fragment of a penny, type XI, B.M.C.
No. 106, Plate VIII, No. 10, RRR
Cromwell crown of 1658, in ring mount. Cast
A Early Agricultural award 1812, for the best wheat crop,
PRESENTED / BY / THE / STEWY. OF KIRKCUDBT.
AGRL. SOCY. / TO / MR. WILLM. COCHRAN
5 ae pieces of France 1809, 1833, 1838, 1868, 1876. Mostly
ne
Crown size coins of Europe, various mints. Some extremely
fine
Crown size coins of S. America. All extremely fine
Eight real pieces of Mexico. Some fine
Eight real pieces, etc. of S. America
Various crown sized coins of Austria, Greece, Italy, Nether-
lands, etc. Some very fine
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146
147
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162
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Pennies, William I, PAXS type, Winchester (2), Edward
pennies of London (12), Canterbury (7), Durham, etc. Fair
state
Charles I, Briot’s halfcrown, m.m, anchor and B. Extremely
fine
Commonwealth crown 1654, m.m. sun. Fine
Halfcrowns, Edward VI 1551, m.m. Y; James I, (poor state)
Newark 1646; Commonwealth 1653. Fair state
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Cromwell crown 1658. Plugged, otherwise very fine
Cromwell halfcrown 1658. Very fine
Charles II crowns 1662, rose under bust; 1680. Fine
Crowns, Charles II 1670, 1673; James II 1686; William III
1696. The last fine
Anne crowns 1707E, 1713, only good state; George III pattern
shilling 1799, as Seneschal of Scotland. The last extremely
fine
George II crowns 1741, fine; 1746 Lima. Very fine
George III crowns 1818 (2), edges LVIIIJ and LIX. E£>-
tremely fine
Crowns, George III 1818, 1820 (2); George IV 1821 (2);
Spanish dollar, countermarked 4/9 Cromford, Derbyshire
Halfcrowns, William and Mary 1689, 1693; William III 1701;
George II, 1731, 1745, Lima (2). Very fine
Halfcrowns, George III 1816, 1817 (2); George IV 1820, 1821,
1825, 1826; William IV 1836. Very fine
George III three-shilling Bank Tokens (5) 1811-1815; shillings,
George I to George IV (7). Fine .
Halfcrowns, Charles II to George IV (10); shillings, George I
to George IV (7)
Victoria Gothic crown 1847, inscribed edge. Very fine
Victoria 1887 set of Jubilee coins, crown to threepence. Ex-
tremely fine
27
12
17
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163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
172
173
174
176
11
A Victoria crowns 1844, 1887, 1890, 1891, 1893. Very fine or
better 5
AR Victoria halfcrowns 1886 (3), 87, 90, 92, 93 (2); florin 1880;
shilling; sixpences (4); threepence. Mostly extremely fine 15
A Edward VII 1902, specimen set of Coronation coins, crown
to Maundy penny, matt proofs. Extremely fine 9
A Edward VII 1902 crown, halfcrown, florins (2), shillings (2),
sixpence threepence. Very fine 8
Miscellaneous English and foreign coins including France,
5 francs 1811, 1814; Kruger halfcrown and florin 1897;
Victoria Gothic type florins 1849 (2), etc. 14
AR Halfcrowns, Elizabeth, Charles I (2), Charles I, Anne 1709;
shillings, Edward VI (2), Elizabeth (3), James I, Charles I;
hammered sixpences and groats-(8). A few good 20
AR William III to Victoria shillings (8), sixpences (25), Maundy
monies (20). Several fine 53
E George III halfpenny and farthing 1799, gilded proofs; proof
penny and halfpenny 1806; A sixpence with obverse strik-
ing only, 1817. Very fine 5
A Victoria Jubilee medals, large size (1), small (5), Edward VII
Coronation, small size (7); Pallet of the Society for Promot-
ing Arts 1770, and 3 other medals. Very fine u7
‘RK Gustavus III of Sweden, commemorative medal by Kuchler;
medals of Manchester Pitt Club and Church & King Club;
Jernegan’s Lottery medal 1736. Fine 4
Miscellaneous English and foreign silver coins, mostly worn
or pierced. A few fine 150
4E Victoria Jubilee medals (2); Edward VII Coronation (3), mis-
cellaneous commemorative and portrait medals in copper,
bronze, etc. (15). Fine 20
4E Miscellaneous English and foreign coins, tokens, etc. (182),
commemorative medals, in copper, bronze and white metals
(28) 210
Walnut cabinet, 15in. x 13in. x 13in., fitted 40 trays, 2 drawers,
in two sections, pierced to hold 1,090 coins of 3in to 1Zin.
diameter, double doors, lock and key 1
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177
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
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AR ITALY, 5 lire (1870-78) (9), 20 lire 1927-28 (2); Genoa 5 lire
1828-30-40 (3); Milan 5 lire 1808-11-24 (3) 17
‘R BELGIUM, 5 francs, various dates (1849-74); Luxemburg
10 frs. to 5 frs. 1929 11
AR HONGKONG dollars, various dates (1866-1930) 9
AR U.S.A. dollars 1877-99 (2), } dollars 1899-1935 (2); Holland,
1930 23 gulden, 1 gulden (2) and ten 34 dollar-sized coins.
Fine 16
AR Switzerland 1 franc (1850-1928) (13); half francs 1850-1929
(13); Germany 1 mark (1875-95) (7), 4 marks (1905-8 (5) 38
AR GERMAN EAST AFRICA 1 rupee 1892-1913 (7), 3 rupee
(1891-94) (2); HONGKONG 3 dollars (1866-95) (3) 12
AR BRITISH EAST AFRICA, MOMBASA, 1 rupee 1888 (13),
EDC. 13
/R CHINA dollars (3); Japan 1 yen (1), $ yen (2); HEDIAZ ryal
(1), 4 ryal (A.H. 1234-1) and 12 Japanese ichibus 34
AR Miscellaneous Continental and Colonial coins, mostly of small
denominations and 19th cent. about 225
Nickel. Large collection of European nickel coins about 500
Nickel, zinc, etc. Quantity of European and Colonial coins a lot
CURIOUS CURRENCIES.
ZE CHINA. Knife money, 2 knives, 7in. long, CHOW Dynasty 2
7E —— Spade money, exchange Pu, 2#in. high, HAN Dynasty 2
AZ —— Knife money, 2 knives, 54 and 6?in. long 2
JE —— Key money, 5,000 cash, 3in. long; 500 cash, 3in. long
(7-22 A.D.) 2
7= —— Huo-Pu, Spade money (7-22 A.D.) 14-2}in. high 5
JE —— 1,000 pu, 200 pu, 100 cash, Spade money, lin.-2}in.
high, WANG MANG, Emperor 3
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195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
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7 —— Knife money, 4in.-6}in, long, CHOW Dynasty 8
7B —— Spade money, 1 An Yang, 255 B.C. (3), 1jin. high,
25 Houchian (7-22 A.D.), 4}in. high 4
72 —— Spade money, MING WANG, B.C. 770 (2), 2in. high,
10 pu (1122-25 B.C.), 33in. high 3
7E —— Bridge money (B.C. 600, 4in, across (2); Spade money,
1 pu (1125-22 B.C.), 2in. high 3
= —— Bell money (B.C. 481), 2in. high, knife (B.C. 481),
3}in., knife 64in. long (B.C. 683) 3
7E —— Halbert head (B.C. 3000), 23in., lily root, 2in. high,
curved hoe, 2in. high 3
7E —— Key money, 2hin. long, Ant note, 3in. pu money (4),
TCHOU Dynasty 6
7Z —— Corner section of an Ancient Mint (500 B.C.-618 A.D.),
and specimen coin from it RR be)
7E —— Pu money (Spade), 2in.-2hin, high 4
7A —— Very large key money from Central China, 43ins. long, R 1
7Z —— Two large Pu (Spade) money, 33ins. and 4ins. long,
from Central China, R 2,
7E —— Three very small coins, WANG MANG, Ant Note, and
Formosa Button money, Ijin. diam. 5
7i —— Knife money, 44in.-53in. long (8) 8
#2 —— 19 pu (Spade) money, 1}in.-23in. high 19
7A —— 3 pu (Spade) money of early dates, 14in.-2in, high and
4 pieces of Key money, 2in.-2}in, long 7
#R —— TAI-CHING-TI KUO dollars (4); HUPEH Province
tael 1904 (1), dollars (4) 9
A —— KIANGNAN Viceroyalty dollars (8) 8
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212
213
214
215
216
217
219
220
221
222,
223
224
225
226
227
228
230
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*R —— PEI-YANG Arsenal dollars (8) 8
AR YUNNAN Province dollars (3); CHINESE SOVIET
dollar (1); KIRIN Province dollars (4) 8
“AR —— General issues, SUN YAT SEN 1912 (4), LI-YUAN-
HUNG 1912 dollars (2) 6
A —— YANSHIKAT dollars 1914 (1), 1916 (1). Extremely fine 2
/R —— YUANSHIKATI 1914 dollars (2), SUN YAT SEN 1934
(5), another with junk sailing opposite way (1) 8
AR —— HSU-SHIH-CHANG Commemoration of CONFUCIUS
1921 dollar. Extremely fine and rare 1
AR KUANGKSU-POO dollars 1911 (4); KWANGTUNG
dollar (1) 5
/R —— YUNNAN Province dollar (1); SZECHUEN Province
dollar (1); FUNGTIEN Province dollars (3) 5
AR —— Dollars (2), 4 dollars (15) 17
7R —— 20 cents, various 18
AR 20 cents (17), 10 cents and infra (25), various 42
AR MONGOLIA. 1 tugrik 1925 (2), 50 mung (2), 20 mung (1);
TIBET KWANGHSU rupee and 4 rupee 7
AR JAPAN. 1 yen (3), 50 sen (2), 20 sen and infra (8), ichibus (5) 18
7 CHINA. String of 983 cash 983
7E —— Various cash about 360
7E JAPAN and CHINA. Various cash, etc. about 350
ZE and Nickel. Quantity of Chinese and Japanese coins 196
7E CHINA. 7 cash, WU-SHUE (500 B.C.—1311 A.D.). Rare 7
7E —— 19 cash, Formosa and ANNAM, various 19
7E —— 500 cash HSIEN FUNG (1), 10 cash, 1 cash, KWANG
SHU 23
JE —— 10 cash (21), Emperor CHIA YU 21
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232 AS —— Cash, Emperor YUAN FENG (15), YUAN-YU (13)
233 AB —— 1,444 cash, HSIEN FUNG (1), 50 cash (8), and infra
(16)
234 A& —— 10 cash and infra, various Emperors
235 72 —— 30 cash, HSIEN FUNG (1), cash KANG-HI (30),
10 cash HSUAN-TUNG (4)
236 A —— 100 cash, HSIEN FUNG (1), 1 cash KIEN LUNG (20)
237 A® —— Twenty-one various cash, oval and round, some large
238 AZ CHINA and JAPAN, collection of various holed cash, etc.
239 At —— Another collection
240 At —— Another collection
241 A® CHINA, THUNG-NING, Shung (6), CHEN HO (24)
242 7H —— Fifty-nine various cash of YUANFU, CHI-HO,
HSIENG PING, HSIANG FU, THI-PING and HSI-NING
2438 AX —— Various cash, TAKUAN and PAO YUAN
244 AX —— Various cash
245 Ai —— Thirty-nine various cash, and a string of 128 small 72
coins
246 A —— Sixty-three Empire 5 cash-1 cash, varied
247 AX —— Thirty-three cash, WUTI, and eight various, including
WANG MANG
248 Ai —— Seventy-three Empire 5 cash-1 cash, varied
249 Ai —— Sixty-seven Empire cash of early dates
250 Ai —— Forty-eight Empire cash, varied
251 AS —— 100 cash, HSIEN-FENY, Emperor
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253
254
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
16
‘& —— Twenty-three chia of CHEATING, and twenty-six chun
of CHUN-SHI
Wood case containing seventy-six various unattributed Chinese
7E coins and tokens
Another containing eighty-four various unattributed Chinese AZ
coins and tokens
Tin box containing fourteen trays with 310 Chinese AE cash with
identifications
Tin box with fourteen trays, containing 485 Chinese AZ cash with
inscriptions
Another with fourteen trays containing 481 Chinese A! cash with
identifications
Another with twelve trays, containing 627 various A! from
CHINA, COREA and ANNAM
AX JAPAN, 17 sen (2), countermarked; CHINA, KWANG
TUNG 3 mace and 6 ganderes and 4 infra
7E ANNAM, twenty--one various cash with identifications
mounted on card
ZE CHINA, forty-one cash, HAN Dynasty
7A —— Sixty-five cash with attributions
END OF SALE.
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